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Mozambique - Climate

The climate varies in the different regions of the country, but generally the inland areas are slightly cooler, although more humid than along the coast in the rainy season. Winter is the dry season lasting from April to September, and is the best time to visit the country. The southern parts of the country are generally drier and less tropical than the north, with temperatures along the coast averaging 80ºF (27ºC). The rainy season coincides with the heat and humidity from October to March, with average coastal temperatures of 88ºF (31ºC).

Maputo is wet, humid and hot during the summer months from October to April with temperatures averaging 88ºF (31ºC). The cooler, drier months between April and September are the best time to travel to Maputo, with warm and sunny days and cool nights.

Beira has a warm, tropical climate. Evenings are seldom cold, except for a few nights in June and July and the rainfall isn't too high. In summer temperatures can soar and the humidity levels rise.

The climate is tropically humid with a hot rainy season, usually from December to April. The rain is irregular, and can be very heavy and accompanied by strong monsoon winds. The dry season is from May to November, with average temperature of 82°F (28°C) during the day.

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